FATAL LOCKOUT - ANGER (7 OF 9)
by Jim Henry
Scripture: PROVERBS 29:22
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Jim Henry, Pastor
First Baptist Church of Orlando
3701 L. B. McLeod Road
Orlando, Florida 32805-6691
FATAL LOCKOUT (ANGER)
Proverbs 29:22
Print 264, CT 811131
22 An angry man stirs up dissension, and a
hot-tempered one commits many sins.
I don't know if you read the article in the paper about
Donad and Jerry Berry, ages 30 and 29. Donald and Jerry Berry
lived in Dallas, TX and one winter night about two years ago
they had a quarrel. They got angry with each other. After a
quarrel, Jerry left the house. Don was a paraplegic and as he
sat in the house after this quarrel with his brother, he rolled
the wheelchair outside and when he got outside he
unintentionally locked the door behind him and found himself
locked out. He took his wheelchair and went down the ramp and
went around the back door to try to get in and began to try to
climb up the steps. They found him the next morning. He was
dead. The temperature had plunged to ten degrees and he froze
to death on his back steps. His brother Jerry had come in
later, came to the front door, found it was locked, apparently
thought his brother had locked him out and in anger sat at the
front door all night long. At the Parkland Hospital in Dallas,
TX, they amputated both of his hands because of frostbite.
Donald Berry is dead and Jerry Berry is now a handicapped
person without his hands because of a thing called anger.
Anger. Let me ask you a question ... When was the last
time you were really angry? On the way to church today?
Getting ready this morning? And why were you angry? Maybe
that is another question to ask. What made you angry? And how
did you handle your anger? That is an important question.
It's dealt with in the Bible to a great degree. This morning
we want to look at it from the book of Proverbs and in the book
of Ephesians. The Old Testament talks about it, Paul talked
about it and Jesus talked about it. Let's look at anger.
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First of all, let's try to define anger ...
First Baptist Church of Orlando
3701 L. B. McLeod Road
Orlando, Florida 32805-6691
FATAL LOCKOUT (ANGER)
Proverbs 29:22
Print 264, CT 811131
22 An angry man stirs up dissension, and a
hot-tempered one commits many sins.
I don't know if you read the article in the paper about
Donad and Jerry Berry, ages 30 and 29. Donald and Jerry Berry
lived in Dallas, TX and one winter night about two years ago
they had a quarrel. They got angry with each other. After a
quarrel, Jerry left the house. Don was a paraplegic and as he
sat in the house after this quarrel with his brother, he rolled
the wheelchair outside and when he got outside he
unintentionally locked the door behind him and found himself
locked out. He took his wheelchair and went down the ramp and
went around the back door to try to get in and began to try to
climb up the steps. They found him the next morning. He was
dead. The temperature had plunged to ten degrees and he froze
to death on his back steps. His brother Jerry had come in
later, came to the front door, found it was locked, apparently
thought his brother had locked him out and in anger sat at the
front door all night long. At the Parkland Hospital in Dallas,
TX, they amputated both of his hands because of frostbite.
Donald Berry is dead and Jerry Berry is now a handicapped
person without his hands because of a thing called anger.
Anger. Let me ask you a question ... When was the last
time you were really angry? On the way to church today?
Getting ready this morning? And why were you angry? Maybe
that is another question to ask. What made you angry? And how
did you handle your anger? That is an important question.
It's dealt with in the Bible to a great degree. This morning
we want to look at it from the book of Proverbs and in the book
of Ephesians. The Old Testament talks about it, Paul talked
about it and Jesus talked about it. Let's look at anger.
-2-
First of all, let's try to define anger ...
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